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June 29, 2025

But I Say To You – Week Six

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But I Say To You - Week Six

But I Say To You - Week Six

June 29, 2025 • Glenn Barteau

Jesus challenges us to ask, 'Who do I most want to be when this conflict is done?' Rather than fixating on fairness, we can find creative third ways to respond to injustice. This approach invites us to pause before reacting, consider our desired outcome, and even practice unexpected grace. The goal isn't just becoming fair people, but reflecting God's character and standing against injustice without becoming unjust ourselves.

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But I Say To You - Week Five

But I Say To You - Week Five

June 22, 2025 • Ryan Kramer

In Matthew 5:33-37, Jesus addresses the common practice of oath-taking, teaching that we should be people of such integrity that oaths become unnecessary. He wasn't contradicting Old Testament teachings but revealing their true intent - that we should be consistently honest in our words and actions. Just as God remains constant and faithful to us, we should extend that same trustworthiness to others. By living with integrity, letting our 'yes be yes' and our 'no be no,' we become a reflection of God's trustworthy heart in a world desperate for people they can trust.

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But I Say To You - Week Four

But I Say To You - Week Four

June 15, 2025 • Stacie Bartels

Do you ever catch yourself reducing people to labels instead of seeing them as children of God, loved by Him? In situations and circumstances we face, it can be simpler to reduce people to “somethings” rather than “someones.” Jesus’ words on divorce in Matthew 5 give us practical guidance for examining all our relationships - in marriage, family, workplace, and community - to identify where we might be treating others as “somethings” rather than “someones.”

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